Illuminated Manuscripts for Sale

• Livre des faits du bon chevalier Jacques de Lalaing Simon Bening and workshop, Flanders, Bruges, written c. 1480s, painted c. 1520s.
• Epistles of St. Paul, glossed, in Latin Simon Master, Northern France or southern England, third quarter of the 12th century
• The Courtenay Compendium: including Marco Polo’s “Description of the World” and other texts England, Breamore Abbey or Glastonbury Abbey?, late 14th century
• Biblia latina circle of artists which illuminated the Bible of Jean de Cardaillac, France, possibly Toulouse, last quarter of the 13th century.

• Book of Hours, use of Utrecht Netherlands, Delft, fourth quarter of the 15th century
• Four Gospels, in Latin France, Brittany, c. 900-925
• De Laude Virginitatis Southern England, probably Glastonbury or Worcester, c. 800
• Miniature Book of Hours, use of Rome, in Latin Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1530-1535

• Statutes of the Order of St. Michel Étienne Colaud's workshop, France, Paris, c. 1523 (before 1525)
• Book of Flower Studies Master of Claude de France, France, Tours, c. 1520
• Description des Douze Cesars Jean Bourdichon, France, Tours, c. 1520
• Prayer book for the young Charles V – with his pre-imperial arms Collaborator of Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges (?), c. 1516-1517

• Moraulx dictz des philosophes Guillaume II Le Roy, France, Lyon, c. 1515-25
• Vies de Romulus et de Caton d’Utique Master of Philippa of Guelders - Jean Coene IV - Master circle Pichore, France, Paris, c. 1508
• Office of the Dead and Litany of Saints, in Latin and German Southern Germany, Constance, c. 1500-1525
• Book of Hours for Louis XII, use of Rennes Jean Pichore, workshop, France, Paris, c. 1500-1515

• Book of Hours, use of Rome circle of the Monypenny Master, France, Paris, c. 1500-1510
• Rochechouart Book of Hours, use of Rome Circle of Jean Poyer and Giovanni Todeschino, France, Tours, c. 1500 (before 1504)
• Faverolles Book of Hours circle of Jean Poyer, France, Tours, c. 1500
• Augustinian Manuale Italy, Rome, c. 1493-1500

• Epistres d’Ovide and three French poems Master of the Chronique scandaleuse, France, Paris, c. 1493
• Book of Hours, use of Rome Master of Petrarch's Triumphs, France, Tours, c. 1490-1500
• Croismare Book of Hours and prayerbook, use of Rouen Robert Boyvin and workshop, France, Rouen, c. 1490-1500
• Fencing treatise Southern Germany, Augsburg, c. 1490

• Des droits d’armes de noblesse Bruges Master of 1482 and workshop, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1486
• Prayerbook, in the vernacular of Cologne and neighbouring region Germany, Cologne?, c. 1486
• The Nassau-Vianden Armorial, or Wappenbuch Herald of Nassau-Vianden, Brabant, Breda or Brussels?, c. 1485-1495
• Ferial Psalter Southern Germany, Constance, c. 1480-1490

• Hearst Book of Hours Master of Jacques de Besançon, with participation of the Master of the Chronique Scandaleuse, France, Paris, c. 1480-1490
• Breviary of Archbishop Hermann von Hessen, Summer part, use of Cologne Germany, Cologne, c. 1480-1488, perhaps 1485
• Bible historiale Workshop of Rambures Master, Northern France, Amiens, c. 1480-1485
• Missal in Latin Brothers of Common Life, Germany, Münster, c. 1480

• Serainchamps Book of Hours, use of Ghent and Liège Illuminated in the circle of the Master of Adolph of Cleves, Flanders, Ghent, c. 1480
• Mountnorris Book of Hours, use of Rome illuminated by Bernardino Cignoni, Italy, Siena, c. 1475-1490
• Book of Hours for Galeazzo Maria Sforza, use of Rome Master of Ippolita Sforza, Italy, Milan, c. 1471-1476
• Book of Hours, use of Utrecht Circle of the Masters of the Zwolle Bible, Northern Netherlands, Zwolle, c. 1470-1480

• Dupont Book of Hours Workshop of the Master of the Échevinage de Rouen, France, Rouen, c. 1470-1480
• Des Cas des Nobles Hommes et Femmes Circle of Maître François (François le Barbier), France, Paris, c. 1470
• Written by the Regular Canonesses of Bethany – Hours, Utrecht use Masters of the Zwolle Bible and the Masters of Margriet Uutenham, Netherlands, Arnhem and Zwolle, c. 1470
• Chronica, ab origine mundi ad annum 1292 Italy, Pistoia, c. 1460-1470

• Comoediae sex Italy or Spain, Kingdom of Aragon and Naples, c. 1450-1475
• De bello Gallico etc. Ippolyta Master, Italy, Milan, c. 1450-1475
• Book of Hours, use of Rome Austrian artist, Austria, Salzburg, c. 1450-1460
• Duyst van Voorhout Book of Hours, use of Utrecht Masters of the Delft Half-Length Figures, Netherlands, Delft, c. 1450-1460

• McKell Medical Almanac Diebold Lauber workshop, Alsace, Hagenau, c. 1445
• Book of Hours, use of Rome Workshop of the Master of the Gold Scrolls, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1430-1440
• The De Croix Hours Master of the Munich Golden Legend, Master of the Harvard Hannibal, and the Dunois Master, France, Paris, c. 1430-1435
• Book of Hours, use of Sarum Masters of Otto van Moerdrecht, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1430

• Talbot-Beauchamp Book of Hours, use of Sarum illuminated in the circle of the Bedford/Dunois Masters, France, Normandy, Rouen, c. 1430
• Compendium for Juan II, King of Castile and Leon Spain, c. 1425
• Commentary on the Apocalypse, in Italian Italy, Venice, c. 1420
• Bible historiale, Genesis etc. Master of the Berry Apocalypse, France, Paris, c. 1416

• Book of Hours, use of Troyes Masters of the Grandes Heures de Rohan, likely the Giac Master, France, Troyes, c. 1415-1420
• The Wardington Hours Bedford workshop, France, Paris, c. 1410 and 1430
• Book of Hours, use of Soissons or Laon Mazarine Master, France, Paris, c. 1405
• Barbet Book of Hours, use of Paris France, Paris, c. 1400-1410

• Missale Romanum Master of the Pauline Epistles, Bohemia, Prague, c. 1400
• A richly illustrated Legende Dorée Boqueteaux workshop, France, Paris, c. 1375-1380
• Antiphonal, Common of Saints Italy, Florence, c. 1346-1362
• Biblia latina Germany, Soest, c. 1300

• Biblia Latina with Hebrew names Italy, Tuscany, Pisa (?), c. 1258
• Fine Franciscan Psalter, use of Ghent workshop of the Franciscan Master of Bruges, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1255-1260
• Donaueschingen Psalter and Book of Hours Brabant, Brussels (?), c. 1250-75
• Dyson Perrins Psalter-Hours workshop of the Bible moralisée, France, Paris, c. 1250-1260

• Biblia Latina – Pocket Bible Mathurin workshop, France, Paris, c. 1250
• Biblia Latina. Pocket Bible France, Paris, c. 1250
• Biblia Latina workshop of the Bible Moralisée, France, Paris, c. 1220-1230
• New Testament, in Latin Italy, Verona, c. 1215

• Glossatura magna in psalmos Almagest workshop, France, Paris, c. 1200
• Stammheim Missal Germany, Hildesheim, c. 1170-1180
• Jaharis Gospel Lectionary Byzantium, Constantinople, c. 1100
• Life of St. Radegund Master of St. Radegund, France, Poitiers, between 1496-1498

• Speculum humanae salvationis Magister Konrad, Austria, Tyrol, before 1386
• Book of Hours of Francesco Borromeo Ambrogio de Predis, Italy, Milan, before 11 May 1474
• Compilation of chronicles in the vernacular Netherlands, Guelders, after 1453 – before or in 1461
• Kniga glagolemaja Apokalepsis – Apocalypse Russia, Soligalich, 1712-1713

• Preparations before Mass for priests as well as lay people Pieter Engel, Flemish Brabant, Heverlee abbey (near Louvain), 1582
• The San Salvador Huejotzingo manuscript Mexico, Huejotzingo, 1571
• Röder von Rodeneck Girdlebook Katharina Röder von Rodeneck, Germany, Convent Frauenalb (near Karlsruhe), 1540
• Passion Christi Nikolaus Glockendon, Germany, Nuremberg, 1521

• Book of Hours, use of Rome circle of Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges or Antwerp, 1520
• La grande vie du Christ Master of the Chronique scandaleuse, France, Paris, 1506-1508
• Wedding Hours made for Bianca Maria Sforza and Maximilian I Master of Anna Sforza, Italy, Milan, 1493
• Labarde Book of Hours France, Tours, 1490-1500

• Le Tresorier ... des Pierres Precieuses Masters of Raphael de Mercatellis, Flanders, Ghent/Bruges, 1484
• Livre de L’estrif de Fortune et de Vertu Circle of the Master of Antoine Rolin, Southern Netherlands, Valenciennes/ Cambrai, 1482 and c. 1519
• 'Chronique Universelle' or World Chronicle France, possibly Bourges, 1480-1500
• Book of Hours, use of Utrecht Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden, Netherlands, Leiden, 1480-1485

• Breviary, winter part Anonymous artist from Constance, Constance or Lucerne, 1476-78
• Collectanea rerum memorabilium or Polyhistor Giovanni Marco Cinico (scribe), Cola Rapicano (illuminator), Italy, Naples, 1475
• Della Prima Guerra Punica Joannes de Justinopolis (John of Koper), Croatia, Zadar, 1470
• Missale Fratrum Minorum Bartolomeo Caporali, Italy, Perugia, 1469

• Hours of Willem Pyll Masters of the Haarlem Bible, Netherlands, Haarlem, 1460-1470
• Buch der natürlichen Weisheit Germany, Regensburg (?), 1453
• Compilation of texts allegedly written by the early Church Fathers Italy, Veneto, possibly Padua, 1450-1460
• Lo Cavall. Tractat de Manescalia - and more Catalonia, Barcelona (?), 1450

• Les décades Henri d’Orquevaulx, France, Metz, 1440
• Büchlein der ewigen Weisheit, in German (Booklet of Eternal Wisdom) Southern Germany, Nuremberg, 1435
• Fauquier Hours, use of Besançon Master of W. 219, Master of the Collins Hours , Besançon, Amiens (?), 1420-1440
• Gallimard Book of Hours Harvard Hannibal Master, the Talbot Master, and a third Parisian artist, France, Paris, 1415-1425

• Expositio in Cantica canticorum, in Dutch translation Northern Netherlands, 1415
• Homilies of early theologians Nicolaus of Piesting, Austria, Vienna Neustad, 1407-1408
• Psalter, use of Sarum England, 1400-1425
• Missale for the Collegiate Church of St. Barnard Jean de Toulouse, workshop , France, Avignon, 1380-1390

• Beauchamp-Corbet Book of Hours, use of Sarum Milemete workshop, England, London, 1328
• Gospel Lectionary for Franciscan use France, Avignon, 1325-1350
• Comprehensive Compilation of Canon Law workshop of Maître Honoré, France, Paris , 1281-1300
• An astonishing, 'regal' Bible Royal Psalter workshop, France, Paris, 1260-1270

• Brilliant English Bible England, Oxford or Salisbury, 1250-1260
• Four Gospels with Kephalaia, and other texts Copied by Manuel Hagiostephanites for John of Crete, Cyprus, 1156
• Isidore of Seville, Etymologiae, Books I-XX France, possibly St. Amand Abbey, with 12th century additions in Tournai, St. Martin’s Abbey, 10th century - with 12th century additions